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If the unit of gravitational force is the Newton (where the value will be positive) would the unit for a hypothetical anti- gravitational force be a negative Newton?
Yes.Einstein's Cat said:So therefore the appropriate unit would still be the Newton?
Anti-gravity force is a hypothetical force that is believed to counteract the gravitational force and cause objects to float or levitate.
Currently, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of anti-gravity force. It is still considered a theory and remains unproven.
The concept of anti-gravity force is based on the idea of manipulating the fundamental forces of nature, such as gravity, electromagnetism, and strong and weak nuclear forces. It is believed that by creating a repulsive force that counteracts gravity, objects can be lifted or suspended in the air.
While anti-gravity force is a popular topic in science fiction, there is currently no technology or scientific understanding that would allow us to harness this force for space travel. It remains a theoretical concept.
The unit for force in the International System of Units (SI) is Newton (N). Negative Newton is not a standard unit of measurement and is not recognized in the scientific community.